Published: Nov. 08, 2010
Words: 13272 (approximate)
Language: English

Short description

In this 13,000 word novella Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson investigate ramifications ensuing to the Affair of the Dog which Did Not Bark. The litch of Straker is said to roam the district, and the Great Man's help is requested. Fear and superstition rule the locals,and mysterious events unfold.

Extended description

Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson are called back to the scene of the Case of the Dog which Did Not Bark, to investigate reports of a litch, a risen corpse or zombie, in the area.
In the course of their investigation they meet danger and are involved in mysterious events. They see death, true love(perhaps), and a great mystery revealed in an idiosyncratic way by the well meant actions of Dr Watson.

Tags

mystery, detective, zombie, sleuth, 19th century, undead, sherlock holmes, mystery and detective, pink unicorn, gipsies

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Review by: Amy Tupper on May 20, 2011 :
Sherlock Holmes and the Zombie Affair is a clever tale by Philip van Wulven that does not disappoint! A delightfully witty read, as a reader, I thoroughly enjoyed tagging along with Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson on their latest adventure. I commend van Wulven on his use of tone and language to capture the style of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. A must read for fans of Sherlock Holmes!
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